In September, UUs will take part in a national Climate Justice Revival with inspiring collective worship, creative learning, new frameworks, and the chance to weave together the threads that have always linked our deepest commitments. We're entering a new era of climate action, where we cultivate...

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We are fighting for so much in 2024 and the work before us requires our compassion, consistency and commitment. This year UU the Vote will strengthen our local partnerships with state networks and key movement partners. Democracy calls on us all to mobilize towards our collective thriving....

Lifespan faith development needs trained teachers, facilitators, advisors, and religious professionals who understand faith formation and UU theology and values.

More information about the New England Region UUA's Approach to Ministerial Startups

Parameters: at least 3 people. Can be done in person or online. This exercise helps participants become fluent in using non-binary pronouns. Have people figure out complete sentences with pronouns silently and/or in writing. Turn to a partner and practice.

Parameters: two or more people, in person. Have people sit in a circle and put their name on the top of a piece paper then pass it to the right. People write messages of affirmation, recognition or blessing to the person whose name is at the top of the page. Circulate until paper makes it back.

Parameters: In person. At least 5 people. If doing this in a larger group, consider breaking into smaller groups for time or to alleviate social pressure. The person holding the ball of yarn chooses someone across the circle to affirm and rolls or tosses it to them.